OMIDS
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_Tator
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Re: OMIDS
Great, I am in favor of more acronyms. I like them so well I am a honorary member of DAM. That stands for Mothers Against Dyslexia. I'm only a honorary member because I am not a real mother even though I have been called one before......I think it was half a word.
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2 different threads same day 2 hours apart Yohoo Bat 12/1/2015
"Stop being such a damned coward and use your real name to own your position."
"That's what he gets for posting in his own name."
2 different threads same day 2 hours apart Yohoo Bat 12/1/2015
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_Quasimodo
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Re: OMIDS
Tator wrote:Great, I am in favor of more acronyms. I like them so well I am a honorary member of DAM. That stands for Mothers Against Dyslexia. I'm only a honorary member because I am not a real mother even though I have been called one before......I think it was half a word.
Wouldn't DAM stand for Dyslexics Against Motherhood? Ah, they're dyslexics. That explains it.
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Re: OMIDS
That's the beauty of new acronyms. One acronym can have many meanings. I like all of those proffered in this thread for OMID.
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Re: OMIDS
Quasimodo wrote:Tator wrote:Great, I am in favor of more acronyms. I like them so well I am a honorary member of DAM. That stands for Mothers Against Dyslexia. I'm only a honorary member because I am not a real mother even though I have been called one before......I think it was half a word.
Wouldn't DAM stand for Dyslexics Against Motherhood? Ah, they're dyslexics. That explains it.
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a.k.a. Pokatator joined Oct 26, 2006 and permanently banned from MAD Nov 6, 2006
"Stop being such a damned coward and use your real name to own your position."
"That's what he gets for posting in his own name."
2 different threads same day 2 hours apart Yohoo Bat 12/1/2015
"Stop being such a damned coward and use your real name to own your position."
"That's what he gets for posting in his own name."
2 different threads same day 2 hours apart Yohoo Bat 12/1/2015
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_cwald
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Re: OMIDS
Equality wrote:I was too embarrassed to admit I didn't know what it stood for. Thanks, Sethbag. I figured out who it referred to, though, and it was fun making up my own decipherment. My favorite attempt was Oversized Maxwell Institute Douchebags.
Just read this short thread. It is a dandy. This might be quote page material?
"Jesus gave us the gospel, but Satan invented church. It takes serious evil to formalize faith into something tedious and then pile guilt on anyone who doesn’t participate enthusiastically." - Robert Kirby
Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer. -- Henry Lawson
Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer. -- Henry Lawson
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Re: OMIDS
Tator wrote:Great, I am in favor of more acronyms. I like them so well I am a honorary member of DAM. That stands for Mothers Against Dyslexia. I'm only a honorary member because I am not a real mother even though I have been called one before......I think it was half a word.
Yeah. Good stuff.
"Jesus gave us the gospel, but Satan invented church. It takes serious evil to formalize faith into something tedious and then pile guilt on anyone who doesn’t participate enthusiastically." - Robert Kirby
Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer. -- Henry Lawson
Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer. -- Henry Lawson